Sentence examples for hitter from inspiring English sources
noun
Agent noun of hit; one who hits.
She's a big hitter and great server.
Along with Tom Latham, who was caught behind early on, and the mighty hitter Martin Guptill, who hit a couple of sweet sixes in his 35 before succumbing to Jack Shantry's slower ball, he is fighting for a place in the XI for Thursday's first Test.
Since then the regulation gloves have got heavier and heavier until today rniddleweights and above, like Gerald McClellan and Nigel Bent, not only wear 10-ounce (283-gram) gloves but are also permitted to have each hand wrapped in up to 18 feet (5.5 metres) of bandage held in place by 9 to 11 feet of zinc-oxide tape.This padding helps the hitter and hurts the hittee.
Just this August José Dariel Abreu (pictured), who has put up statistics in the Cuban league previously seen only in video games and is universally regarded as the country's finest hitter, established residence in Haiti and announced his availability.Unfortunately for MLB, however, the new policy will have only a minimal impact on the league's access to Cuban stars.
Hang on a minute...The power and the gloryDespite his unorthodox swing, Mr Watson is the longest hitter on tour.
If you can offer merely league-average production as a 20-year-old hitter and manage to avoid injury, you have an excellent shot at making the Hall of Fame.This pattern is fairly well-known.
Among the other findings: Of those who identified as MLB fans, only 33% support the designated-hitter rule compared to 55% who prefer having pitchers hit.
With all due respect to The Nut Job, Earth to Echo and Planes: Fire & Rescue, Dragon doesn't face competition from a real big-hitter animation all summer, so DreamWorks Animation and distribution partner Fox will be hoping for a strong sustained run.
After every no-hitter, perfect or otherwise, the pitcher's first comment in his postgame interview is invariably to thank the fielder whose remarkable play saved his accomplishment.
Yet if the president is a big-hitter whose name opens doors in Beijing and Washington, he will surely overshadow his rival.That would not please everyone.
Go back to the heavy-hitter quoted at the start, William Hague.
